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Newspaper
Shiner Gazette
Location
Shiner, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
5
Mrs G S Smith and children of Luling visited their grandmother Mrs Frank Colessi for the weekend. Mrs Harry Muecse and children together with Mrs Ola Schulze and Mrs Otto Muecke spent the previous weekend in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Wolters spent Sunday in Robstown visiting relatives and enjoying a quiet outing away from home.
Post card greetings from Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Emken note a wonderful visit to Salt Lake City Utah while enroute to California and send regards to all friends.
Mr and Mrs A J Bednar and Mr and Mrs Wm Novosad returned from the Centennial at Dallas this week as they share details of the trip and events they attended.
Classified snippets show corn for sale with contact Martin Mudd Rt 4 Box 85 Shiner Texas and phone Gonzales Rural 3641. Also a furnished room for rent via Mrs Augusta Messer. Additional items note Miss Mae Rogge traveling to Dallas and the Centennial and Mrs Victor Rehmet visiting Brownsville en route to Moulton.
Short-term advertisement for permant wares at five and six dollars. Mentions contact by phone at Marburger Beauty Shop. Then reports a series of social visits: Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Herbert and family. Mrs. R. E. Morin and son. Miss Frances Dolessi of San Antonio visiting Mrs. F. H. Dolessi. Further notes visits by Cor Delia Boehm and Edward Henry Fehrenkamp of Moulton. Irene’s return from a weekend with Mabel Marie. Also lists W. B. Taylor Jr. and daughter. Mrs. F. Hughs and daughter of Houston visiting A. L. Valeri. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Zappe and daughter with Miss Mary Schober of Mineral Wells visiting Win Zappe.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Robert Keil was brought from Cuero to Shiner City Cemetery for burial Monday afternoon at 4 30. The five month and twenty day old baby had been ill most of life. Rev Solleau of Cuero and Rev J W Burns of Shiner Baptist Church led funeral services with a select choir. Flowers formed a floral couch for the final rest. Pallbearers were Wm Zappe Jr Leonard Valek Maxie Wolters and Henry Frers Jr. Sympathy goes to the young parents.
Miss Mabel Merrem sends greetings from the Ozarks noting beauty but dustiness this year. She adds that the hill country of Texas is preferable for its scenery.
Mr and Mrs H B Crosby and their daughters of Wilson departed Monday following a weekend stay in the Louis Trautwein home.
Mrs A B Turek, recently summoned to Del Rio for Miss Lucyle Turk's illness and later to her son Stanley's bedside in San Antonio, has returned home and reports all family members recovering.
Gus Seim thanks supporters for the vote in the recent primary and requests backing in the runoff on August 22. He pledges to perform duties faithfully and advocate for the interests of his precinct and county.
The Kasper family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and help during the recent bereavement of beloved husband and father J J Kasper. They thank readers for flowers and friendship helping ease the sorrow, from Mrs J J Kasper and children.
Sale notice for an A5 burnerfoil range Everite Kerogal with concealed fuel tank a single drop front door bar handle porcelain enamel oven and oven door thermometer used briefly apply at Gazette office 31tf
Mr and Mrs John Beal and their family are spending their vacation in Garwood and Corpus Christi enjoying time away from home and visiting local sights and familiar places during their trip.
W. C. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Valek and Mrs. C. B. Stratman were noted as visiting in Giddings on Sunday, highlighting social ties in the community.
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